Week 4 Attendance

[Ivytalk]

Woot! 15,838 at Harvard for the Crimson’s 34-31 win over Brown under the lights.

[bulldog10jw]

Woot! 15,838 at Harvard for the Crimson’s 34-31 win over Brown under the lights.

Wow! 👍

[Go Green]

3,641 in Hanover to see McCorkle's first head coaching victory as Dartmouth beats Lehigh 34-17.

[wcugrad95]

I did not hear the offical number from WCU, but I did hear there were over 13k to make it one of the top-10 crowds ever in Cullowhee. Two home games in and we have to be averaging close to 13k (12,400+ in the opener against Samford). The next 2 home games are against Furman and Mercer that should help the numbers stay up as both of those schools actually usually bring some fans with them.

[The Cats]

SoCon home game attendance (9-23-23)

13,357 Western Carolina (v. Charleston Southern)
10,870 Samford (v. Chattanooga)
9,387 Furman (v. Mercer)
3,787 VMI (v. Wofford)

[SeattleCat]

10,905 witnessed the slaughter in Ogden, at least 5k were Bobcat fans judging from the fan volume on TV.

[SFA 93]

About 10,000 for the 20-22 heartbreaking SFA loss to Austin Peay in the Nac.

[Sitting Bull]

CAA recaps, all played in heavy wind and rain:

Home
Delaware (vs UNH): 10,618
W&M (vs Maine): 7,365
Villanova (vs URI): 5,913
Stony Brook (vs Richmond): 3,678
Campbell (vs Elon): 3,344
Towson (vs Norfolk State): 2,606

Road
Monmouth @ Lafayette: 1,497
UAlbany @ Morgan State: NA

[UAalum72]

CAA recaps, all played in heavy wind and rain:

Home
Delaware (vs UNH): 10,618
W&M (vs Maine): 7,365
Villanova (vs URI): 5,913
Stony Brook (vs Richmond): 3,678
Campbell (vs Elon): 3,344
Towson (vs Norfolk State): 2,606

Road
Monmouth @ Lafayette: 1,497
UAlbany @ Morgan State: NAIt looked like the Morgan State crowd was made up of parents and maybe a few girlfriends, but there were so many water drops on the video lenses it was hard to tell

[BlueGoldAg]

14,724 were at UC Davis Health Stadium to watch Eastern Washington take advantage of 3 Aggie turnovers and a blocked FG to win the game and send the Aggie fans home disappointed again.

[Pards Rule]

CAA recaps, all played in heavy wind and rain:

Home
Delaware (vs UNH): 10,618
W&M (vs Maine): 7,365
Villanova (vs URI): 5,913
Stony Brook (vs Richmond): 3,678
Campbell (vs Elon): 3,344
Towson (vs Norfolk State): 2,606

Road
Monmouth @ Lafayette: 1,497
UAlbany @ Morgan State: NA

Is that number tickets sold or actual turnstiles clicked (or in this era tickets scanned!)..It was a wet and windy one in Easton and even though it was Parents Weekend and the Pards are looking very good, from TV shots there were hardly any on Monmouth side and home side looked quiet...BUT that was during halftime so folks getting dry under coverings or getting food. Sounds about right though I guess with actual folks in seats

[Sitting Bull]

Is that number tickets sold or actual turnstiles clicked (or in this era tickets scanned!)..It was a wet and windy one in Easton and even though it was Parents Weekend and the Pards are looking very good, from TV shots there were hardly any on Monmouth side and home side looked quiet...BUT that was during halftime so folks getting dry under coverings or getting food. Sounds about right though I guess with actual folks in seats

These are the official tallies. Not sure on Lafayette, but all I’m aware count sold tickets.

[UNHWildcat18]

Most games have struggled with bad weather conditions on the east coast the last two weeks. I feel awful because that lost income means so much to these FCS programs.

[EKU05]

13,477 at Roy Kidd Stadium to witness EKU's improbable come-from-behind, last second field goal win over SEMO.

[McCowboys]

6565 reported at EIU for the Panthers matchup with McNeese. I watched on ESPN+ and it looked like a good crowd on the home side. Pretty quiet except for a couple of occasions, but they may not have had the crowd mic on. ?

[Pards Rule]

13,477 at Roy Kidd Stadium to witness EKU's improbable come-from-behind, last second field goal win over SEMO.

If I recall, I started at Lafayette College in 1980, grad 84, didnt you folks win two titiles in my time at Lafayette. Long before the internet I would see how the playoff teams did in the Nov/Dec (back then I-AA winner crowned like a week before Xmas) playoffs via the print Philadelphia Inquirer (which would run a one paragraph recap if it wasnt a Philly area team) and Im sure EKU was winner

[caribbeanhen]

If I recall, I started at Lafayette College in 1980, grad 84, didnt you folks win two titiles in my time at Lafayette. Long before the internet I would see how the playoff teams did in the Nov/Dec (back then I-AA winner crowned like a week before Xmas) playoffs via the print Philadelphia Inquirer (which would run a one paragraph recap if it wasnt a Philly area team) and Im sure EKU was winner

They definitely won the title in 1982 beating my Blue Hens in title game

[Pards Rule]

They definitely won the title in 1982 beating my Blue Hens in title game

Ok and I think year before in 1981 they won it. I started following Lafayette football in 1981 after we got new HC Bill Russo who truned the program around from at best a moribund team (no TDs in 6 games in 1980 BUT a 3-0 win over Penn believe it or not) and a dismal 3-7 (losing to Lehigh final game, 32-0) to 9-2 in 1981 and upsetting Lehigh 10-3 in final game, just missing playoffs to URI as we had too many D3 opponents scheduled from our down years.